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Unless specifically designated otherwise, it is always White to move.
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The solution to this week's Endgame Study
may be found farther down the page.
H. Rinck
Basler Nachrichten
1950
Win
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Solution to This Week's Endgame Study
1 Bf7+ Kc6/i 2 Be8+ Kc7 3 Qe7+ Kc8 4 Bb5 Rxb5 5 Qe8+ Kc7 6
Qxb5 and wins
i) 1...Kb4 2 Qb2+ Ka5 3 Qc3 and wins.
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